Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-29
LOCAL BREyITIEs.
See DELINQUENT tax list on seventh page

I ulu LAS ItCcutu ~ Tue li-iOoL marx.
The steamer San Joaquin No. } arrive
, from the upper Sacramento yesterday wit
grain.
Bank Commissioners Moreland an,
White went up to Wheatland yesterday al
ternoon OF official business.
| The meeting of the State Board of Edu
cation, which was to take place on Tues
day next, has been postponed until Thurs
day, February Sd.
, A man named Fitzgerald was stood up
by two men on Fourth street, near l., earl,
yesterday morning, but the robbers go
little for their pains.
The only arrest recorded on the sta
tion-house slate last night was that of Johr
Ferguson, by detectives Smith and Van
Kleek, for being drunk.
The diphtheria is reported to have
broken out in Woodland. and the local
papers urge the taking of every precaution
to prevent its becoming epidemic.
Patsy Duffy, the well-known jockey,
who has been very seriously i'll, is again
able to appear on the street, and hopes to
soon be enjoying good health again.
J. B. Turner complained to the police
| yesterday that he went into the LAFAYETTE
Saloon Thursday night and fell asleep in a
chair. While he slumbered someone re-
| lieved him of silver watch.
| A force of workmen started from Sacra-
mento few days ago to stretch new cop
per wire for the Western Union Telegraph
Company TO San Francisco, and by last
evening had reached EinIira
Louis Kaymeyer, whose right leg was in
jured on Thursday in consequence of his
horse kicking him, is being treated at the
County Hospital. The injury is u severe
one, being compound fracture.
A bill will be introduced in the Assembly
to-day appropriating money to erect a
monument over the the neglected grave of
James W. Marshall at Coloma, near the
scene of his discovery of gold in 1913.
If not good law makers, some of the
legislators are good poker sharps. One of
them, Wednesday evening, won 81 500 at a
sitting. This member is opposed to going
on junketing trips. He says Sacramento
is good enough place for him.
Rev. c. C. Stratton, D. D., resident of the
University of the Pacific at San Jose, is in
| the city on business connected with the
Legislature. He will preach to- norrcw
| morning at Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, and
| IN the evening at Central Church.
Gus Edwards, brakeman, lost the first
| joint OF the third finger OF his right hand,
| recently, III consequence of its getting
| caught while he was coupling cars and
Thursday evening the finger got caught
| again and another piece was cut from it.
| In Justice Williams Court, Washington,
the cases of Henry Buckingham, charged
with an assault with deadly weapon. and
Frederick buckingham, charged with bat
tery-both offenses said TO have been COM
| mitted on the 18th inst.-were dismissed.
The room at the station-house building
formerly occupied by the City Attorney,
has been fitted up neatly for the use of the
Police Judge; while the City Attorney is
comfortably accommodated in the south
western end of the building where Judge
Henley held Court for a while.
The barn on J. K. Gallup's premises,
near Willow slough, on the way to Wood
land, was destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. Gallup's house was saved bv the
exertions OF number of gentlemen, in
Guiding District Attorney Sprague and
Court Reporter Magaffey, of Yolo county.
A writ of habeas corpus has been OBJ
tanned from Judge Garoutte, at Woodland,
in favor of John F. de Azavedo, who was
on Thursday held to answer without bail
by Justice Witham, of Washington, for the
murder of Frank Lewis The matter will
come up for hearing before Judge Garoutte
next Monday at 10 AN.
Willie Donohue and Jimmy Corrigan,
the former u and the latter IA years of age,
broke open trunk at the residence of Mrs
Donahue yesterday morning, and stole $12
Officer Wager arrested them, and found
81 90 in their possession. Corrigan pro-
| missed to take the officers in the morning to
where they had S. concealed.
Governor Bartlett has recovered from his
slight illness, and was in his Office yester-
| day during business hours, when he made
| the following Notarial appointments: W.
r. Jacobs, Tulare City, A. r. Conklin, In
dependence; r. l.. Davis, Susanvilie /;
Frank Turk, San Francisco; Jos. Hauser,
San Buenaventura L. j. Maddox Modesto.
The Democracy are anxiously waiting
and watching for the meeting of the Capitol
Commissioners. The applicants for the
| position of State Gardener are legion, and
more are coming 10 the front every day.
| The qualifications are not as to who is the
best florist, or who knows the most about
! pruning trees or gardening, but who is the
| best Democrat.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
| temperature yesterday was $50 and 3Zo,
with fresh 10 gentle northerly winds until
the evening. when easterly winds and
clear weather prevailed. There was an
| extremely high barometer at this point
yesterday noon, reading as high as 30.51
inches, or almost one inch higher than it
| is when a severe storm is III progress.
The Nevada Legislature has called the
attention OF the California Legislature to
the fact that citizens of California are
| throwing sawdust into the Truckee river
| thus destroying the food fish in it, etc
| Would it not be better for the Nevada
| Legislature to take active steps looking to
the protection of the Nevada trout from the
| bcopie of Nevada? Much might be done
| to advantage in that way, as well as by
stopping the choking of the Truckee with
sawdust.
Go1Se TO TRY THE LouIsvILLEs The
Alta Baseball Club goes to San Francisco
tomorrow morning, and in the afternoon
meets the celebrated LouisviIles at Central
Park They vii scarcely be able to appear
10 advantage, as they are not in thorough
practice but somehow they have always
seemed to do better when they had hard
| game before them than at any other time,
| and il tJey are beaten they will not be
got away with" by quite as large q ma
| ioIity as some of the Bay clubs have been.
| Their batting order will be as follows
| Newbert, shOrt-stop Meagher, third base
Mclaughlin, catcher; Bidwell, right field /;
Ahern first base; Borchers, pitcher and
center field Robertson, second base !;
Fisher left field; Hapeman, center field
and pitcher.
FIFE ALARM.-About o'clock yesterday
afternoon an alarm of fire was signaled
from box 50, Twentieth and G streets, and
the firemen found, on reaching the scene,
that the trouble was ocoasioned by tie
burning of brush and weeds at a residence
on Twentieth street, between and F. The
fire extended to the fence, and endangered
neigbborlng buildings to such en- extent
that the presence of the fire department
was necessary to prevent serious damage.
SALE OF THoRouHBREDs.-At Shears
stables, opposite the main entrance TO Agli.
cultural Park, Killip & Co. will sell to day,
beginning at 1 P NJ, all the stations and
brood mares of Theodore Winters Rancho
del Rio, that gentleman having concluded
to retire from the business of raising and
training thoroughbred horses. After the
Winters sale is over, there will be sold
five head of thorough5reds, two and three
years of age, by direction OF J. b. Haggin.
FELL FROM HAY WAGoN.-Thursday
afternoon W. Mcdonald, employed at DR.
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